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Parti Québécois Unveils New Cabinet Strategy After winning Quebec’s October 5, 2026 election, premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon shared his government’s immediate priorities with the public on October 6, 2026. Focus keyphrase: Quebec government priorities A Fresh Start for Quebec’s Government Leadership The day after Quebecers voted in the October 5, 2026 general election, Paul St-Pierre […]

Restoring civic trust for Jewish-Canadians Jewish-Canadians face unprecedented threats to their safety and security. The foundational promise of Canada—that laws will be enforced consistently, institutions will uphold basic standards, and disagreements will be resolved peacefully rather than through violence—has eroded significantly over the past three years. The Scale of Antisemitic Violence Since October 2023, Canada

Women Entrepreneurs in India Trade Mission The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada is bringing Canadian women-led businesses to India this October as part of a major trade delegation, connecting female entrepreneurs with partners across Mumbai and Bengaluru. Canada’s Women-Led Businesses Head to India Canadian women entrepreneurs are getting a rare opportunity to expand into one

Alberta Oil Pipeline Gains Federal Status as Major Infrastructure Project Premier Smith celebrates Pacific Link’s designation as a project of national interest. Learn how this 1M bbl/day pipeline aims to create 140,000 construction jobs and $265 billion in provincial royalties over 50 years. Pacific Link pipeline national interest Alberta’s West Coast Pipeline Moves Forward with

Quebec Leaders Race Toward Election Day Oct 5 Quebec’s major party leaders are making final campaign pushes as voters prepare to head to the polls on October 5, 2026, with several parties competing in what polls suggest will be closely contested races across multiple ridings. focus keyphrase: Quebec election campaign The Final Week: Party Leaders

Canada Marks Sixth National Truth and Reconciliation Day On September 30, leaders and survivors gathered to reflect on residential schools, with PM Carney emphasizing that reconciliation remains incomplete after 11 years. National Day for Truth and Reconciliation A Journey That Remains Unfinished On Wednesday, September 30, Canadians marked the sixth National Day for Truth and

Carney Faces Test as Separatist PQ Likely Wins Quebec Prime Minister Mark Carney confronts major political challenges as Quebec’s Parti Québécois moves toward majority government control in upcoming election. Carney Quebec separatism A New Political Challenge Emerges for Canada’s Federal Leadership Prime Minister Mark Carney is about to face a political test that has largely

Proposed Changes to Canada’s Labour Code Restrict Strike Rights The Mark Carney Liberal government’s Bill C-39 proposes sweeping changes to restrict workers’ right to strike under Section 107 of Canada’s Labour Code, raising concerns among labour organizations nationwide. Labour law reform Canada A Shift in Labour Power Dynamics When the federal government introduced Bill C-39

Ontario Steel Manufacturer Notified Government Before Public Layoff Announcement Stelco informed Ontario officials of 350+ job cuts days before announcing them to workers and media. Stelco layoffs tariffs Hamilton’s Steel Industry Faces Major Disruption as Tariffs Take Their Toll On Monday, Stelco announced it would lay off more than 350 employees at its Hamilton facility,

Canada LNG Project Reaches Historic Investment Milestone Canada has just approved a $33 billion private sector investment that will reshape its energy exports for decades to come. The LNG Canada Phase 2 expansion project reached its final investment decision in September 2026, unlocking transformative growth for the country’s liquefied natural gas sector and creating thousands